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Tycroes host Penclawdd in Division One West this afternoon. Remember it’s a slightly earlier start than normal (2:00pm) to accommodate the Wales v Australia Autumn International (5:15pm) 

Tycroes make 7 changes from last weekends defeat in Kidwelly. Centre Luc Rees moves to Outside Half replacing the injured Dean Bromham. Diean Augustus returns to partner Stephen Roach in the centre.

Elgan Griffiths and Shaun Jones start on the wings. 2 changes in the pack see Josh Skelding in for Sion Jones in the Back Row and Aled Griffiths for Tim Rees in the Second Row. Richie Williams leads the side from Hooker. 

Tycroes sit 10^th in Division One West with 6 points from 7 matches. Today’s visitors ‘The Donks’ are in 7^th place in One West with 18 points from 8 league encounters this season.

The most recent meeting between today’s teams was a 19-21 victory for Penclawdd at Cae Gelli in March 2016.

We would like to take this opportunity to gently remind club members, away spectators and all other visitors that the club has a strict NO DOGS allowed policy.

With players & spectators safety in mind, the Committee has banned dogs from the grounds and premises of Tycroes Rugby Football Club. Many Thanks.

Collin Smith is backing a campaign to clamp down on dog fouling

Tycroes team to play Penclawdd on Saturday 11th November, Kick Off 2:00pm.

15 Scott Bowen, 14 Shaun Jones, 13 Stephen Roach, 12 Diean Augustus, 11 Elgan Griffiths, 10 Luc Rees, 9 Lee Evans, 8 Steffan Jones, 7 Cieran Price, 6 Josh Skelding, 5 Steffan Davies, 4 Aled Griffiths, 3 Trystan Morgan, 2 Richie Williams © 1 Luke Stratford.

Replacements: 16 Greg Thompson, 17 Guto Arnold, 18 Tim Rees, 19 Jamie Gimblett, 20 Mikey Hopkins.

Then watch Wales in their first Under Armour Autumn International against Australia, live on the big screen plus multiple other televisions (5:15pm)

If that’s not enough entertainment, following the international live music in the Gelli Suite as P’Tcheaow rock the night away, there will also be a charity raffle and auction, raising funds for Katherine Amin’s ongoing cancer treatment.